Sentence examples for a problematic picture from inspiring English sources

Their service may make them more responsible in the eyes of Wangler, but a study released by the state's Department of Human Services (DHS) in 2012 paints a problematic picture of alcohol use in North Dakota.

But the digital camera has automated the whole procedure which, alongside developments in autofocus technology, makes it harder but not impossible to take a technically problematic picture.

They also give a different and if you like "problematic" picture in which the ridges have a different polarity than the hairs.

This outcome confirms the findings of others that follow-up research in more than one developmental domain in combination with school outcomes shows a more problematic outcome picture [ 29].

After his death in 1965, as Denis Lasdun's aggressively modern terraces rose on the South Bank it was clear the National would be a problematic home for the pictures, with its warren of foyers open to the public all day: when a temporary exhibition was held almost 30 years ago, four paintings were stolen, and one never recovered.

The commission report draws a far more shaded picture, calling the Saudis "a problematic ally in combating Islamic terrorism," though acknowledging that they are now "locked in mortal combat with Al Qaeda".

Forgotten man Michael Tonge is enjoying being back in first-team picture at Leeds, and is thankful a problematic shoulder injury has not ruled him out of tonight's Capital One Cup tie with Southampton.

He's a problematic interviewee.

Distribution is a problematic word.

Uribe does have a problematic background.

But it was a problematic notion.